A 'sequel' to the first 'Ubi Caritas' this new work from Ola Gjeilo has a clear resemblance to the original work. The recurring melody line leads to a divisi treatment of the continued text. If you already like Gjeilo's skillful style this work will be the perfect addition to your concert program. Duration: ca. 3:35.

SSAATTBB with Piano and String Quartet-Inspired by the grace and passion of a medieval poem this extended work offers intense dramatic exchanges between choir piano and string quartet. Sentiments of stillness and peace are beautifully portrayed making this a memorable work for both singers and audience! Duration: ca. 14:00.Also available:String quartet score/parts: HL08501825Full Score: HL08501826

Looking for something absolutely extraordinary? This exciting adventurous piece sets an unusual Latin text to music that ranges in style from renaissance dance to shimmering chorales to chant and in texture from unison to an expansive eight parts. Requiring highly developed musicianship this work is sure to become a memorable concert highlight. SSAATTBB A Cappella. Duration: ca. 7:00

Second Eve by Ola Gjeilo was commissioned by dedicated to and later premiered by the Riverside City College Chamber Choir and conductor John Byun in Riverside California Oct. 2008.'In some of my pieces the text is somewhat more the servant of the music than the other way around and Second Eve is one of those works. The music is mainly inspired by a breathtaking photography taken by one of my favourite photographers Jake Rajs featured in the book These United States (Rizzoli). It is a picture of Alaska’s Mount McKinley the highest mountain peak in the US and I was looking at this photo throughout the writingprocess making sure that the energy and atmosphere of the music corresponded with the feeling I got from looking at the picture.The Sancta Maria text seemed to kind of fit into what I was looking for in this piece expressing something mystical and kind of regal which Mt. McKinley is in every possible way.' - Ola Gjeilo

This refreshing work from Ola Gjeilo employs a folk-like sound to capture Yeats' wonderfully descriptive words about the Lake Isle of Innisfree. The movement in the Piano the strumming of the Guitar and the richness of the strings work together with the voices to create the imagery of a long and pleasant journey.

SSAATTBB Chorus a cappella-This movement is the beginning of a Mass called Sunrise and according to its composer it is to ?be performed with the sense of floating in space.? A fine challenge for accomplished high school choirs and beyond! The setting uses the Latin Kyrie Eleison text.

This superb fresh setting will bring out the very best in your choir. Accessible ranges and simple divisi makes this joyous arrangement suitable for high school level and beyond. Duration: ca. 3:30.

SATB - Choral Score-An SATB adaptation of Ola Gjeilo's Song of the Universal. Walt Whitman's unabashed optimism exuberance and unwavering confidence in our deeper humanity are beautifully portrayed through music. For String Orchestra Piano and Choir this work will be a grand addition to your choir's repertoire.

If you need a stunning opening for your next concert this may be it! Of simple A-B-A form its joyful and celebratory starting and closing sections frame a more serene middle part. The Latin Exsultate Jubilate text sings well and encompasses a positive message of joy and peace. For ambitious choirs. Glorious! Recorded by the University of Miami Frost Chorale Dr. Jo-Michael Scheibe conductor Recording by Via Media. Used by permission.

Orchestral Accompaniment Score-This spiritual extended work uses the liturgical Latin text. The four movements bring us on a metaphysical journey from the heavens to earth from the echo of ?The Spheres? (Kyrie) to ?Identity & The Ground? (Sanctus) with its earthly themes. Neither expressly sacred nor secular this is an exquisite work for advanced high school level and beyond. Available separately: SSAATTBB String Orchestra (Full Score and Parts) String Orchestra (Full Score only). Duration: ca. 32:00.